Despite a centuries-long history of violent mobilization, white supremacist activism (WSA)
has received relatively little sociological attention outside a small, specialized subfield …

The family is the principal source of socialization and protection against racism for many
Blacks. Transmitting values, norms, morals, and beliefs (ie, racial socialization) to …

Increasing levels of far-right extremist violence have generated public concern about the
spread of radicalization in the United States. Previous research suggests that radicalized …

This study tests three categories of motivations for domestic right-wing terrorism in the USA:
economic grievances, particularly those produced by economic restructuring; societal …

Radical social movements can exacerbate tensions in local settings while drawing attention
to how movement goals align with political party agendas. Short-term movement influence …

This article draws on work in the social construction of race and ethnicity to explain why
racial/ethnic divisions are so often axes of domination and why these divisions are central to …

From time to time the popular media draws attention to hate crimes and hate groups,
evoking images of Nazi-Germany and the rise of fascism. The geographic association …

Objectives This exploratory study examines if causal mechanisms highlighted by
criminology theories work in the same way to explain both ideologically motivated violence …

Research finds that historic racial violence helps predict spatial distributions of
contemporary outcomes, including homicide. These findings underscore the continued need …

Does an increasing divide in normative notions within a population influence citizens'
political protest behaviour? This article explores whether public opinion polarisation …